javascript - SVG side by side - rotate 90 all of them -

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i have 2 svg (horizontal view):

<svg id="svgc1" height="52.215796" width="257.597148" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">     <polyline points="0,6.326886 178.017424,6.326886 178.017424,45.888910 0,45.888910" fill="green"></polyline>     <polyline points="178.017424,7.892542 257.597148,7.892542 257.597148,44.323254 178.017424,44.323254" fill="blue"></polyline> </svg> <svg id="svgc2" height="52.215796" width="257.597148" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">     <polyline points="0,6.326886 178.017424,6.326886 178.017424,45.888910 0,45.888910" fill="blue"></polyline>     <polyline points="178.017424,7.892542 257.597148,7.892542 257.597148,44.323254 178.017424,44.323254" fill="green"></polyline> </svg>

jsfiddle example

i have tried group polylines , apply transform rotate 90, "losing" images since main svg wide , narrow.

what easiest way rotate them 90 degrees , place them side side (vertical view)?

you want rotate each picture around point near left end, become vertical @ left side of new object. since svgs have height of 252.125, chose roation point of approx 26.17.

the simplest way add group element surrounding polylines , add transform that.

  <g transform="rotate(90,26.17,26.17)">     <polyline points="0,6.326886 178.017424,6.326886 178.017424,45.888910 0,45.888910" fill="green"></polyline>     <polyline points="178.017424,7.892542 257.597148,7.892542 257.597148,44.323254 178.017424,44.323254" fill="blue"></polyline>   </g>

then turn svgs "landscape" "portrait" switching width , height on each.

<svg id="svgc1" width="52.215796" height="257.597148" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">   <g transform="rotate(90,26.17,26.17)">     <polyline points="0,6.326886 178.017424,6.326886 178.017424,45.888910 0,45.888910" fill="green"></polyline>     <polyline points="178.017424,7.892542 257.597148,7.892542 257.597148,44.323254 178.017424,44.323254" fill="blue"></polyline>   </g> </svg>

https://jsfiddle.net/y85s290r/5/

to rotate anti-clockwise, rotate -90 degrees instead. leave object sitting off top of svg, need move down. use translate() transform after rotate.

<g transform="translate(0,257.6) rotate(-90)">

note: translate occurs first in list because transform operations applied right left.

https://jsfiddle.net/y85s290r/7/


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